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Hundreds of Japanese companies and offices have been forced to suspend operation.
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Japanese companies are planning to build more than 40 new coal plants.
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Japanese companies are increasingly seeking more control of affiliates to streamline operations.
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Japanese companies with high exposure to the world's second-biggest economy fell sharply.
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The INCJ provides financing for Japanese companies' overseas acquisitions through equity participation.
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More European and Japanese companies are likely to export from U.S. plants.
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Japanese companies also have much stricter discipline requirements compared with other firms.
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Officials at the two Japanese companies declined to comment on the investigation.
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Corporate egos have contributed to Japanese companies' reluctance to merge with rivals.
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Activist investors are increasingly targeting Japanese companies over low valuations and cross-shareholdings.
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The buyers of the three assets were Chinese, Malaysian and Japanese companies.
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Japanese companies can use CERs to help them meet voluntary emissions reduction targets.
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The deal also comes as outbound acquisitions by Japanese companies continue to rise.
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Japanese companies, faced with a rapidly shrinking population, are seen as particularly acquisitive.
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Earlier in the year, sales had slowed because of competition from Japanese companies.
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True, Japanese companies have a lower cost of capital than many Western counterparts.
